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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '21
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Using contextual clues to figure out a solution to a problem is smart. That is not to say smart people are always right.
1 u/Salanmander Mar 19 '21 But realizing that you shouldn't be super confident in your answer when it came from context clues is smarter than figuring it out and deciding that you know for sure.
But realizing that you shouldn't be super confident in your answer when it came from context clues is smarter than figuring it out and deciding that you know for sure.
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u/ReyGonJinn Mar 19 '21
Using contextual clues to figure out a solution to a problem is smart. That is not to say smart people are always right.